AGuyWhoWrites
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(OOC -- This is the Side Thread between Cramer and Abigail. It begins here, in the main thread.
Cramer:
He burst through the door of the Employees Restroom, stomped his way to the back of the two-stall head, stomped to the sink counter, stared into the mirror ... then reared back and punched the mirror with a loud crack.
He pulled back his punching hand -- which likely had a broken bone or two now -- and, grasping it in the other, bellowed a profanity. As he grimaced and cursed himself for being so stupid -- as well as being so distraught over Samantha, who, essentially, had been no more than a just a fuck -- he realized that his exasperated breathing wasn't the only excited breathing in the room.
He spun, pulling his .50 caliber Desert Eagle with an eased motion, and shifted his aim from stall to stall. There were no feet visible below the doors, but he had no doubt there was someone there. Gray was supposed to have cleared all the rooms at the heist's outset, but Cramer was now wondering how well the man had done his job.
"The first thing my mama ever taught me," he began, his deep voice filled with emotional anger, "was to count on my fingers. So ... I'm going to count the fingers on the hand that isn't pointing a big fucking pistol at you ... then, I'm going to unload it into the stalls ... One ... Two ..."
Cramer:
He burst through the door of the Employees Restroom, stomped his way to the back of the two-stall head, stomped to the sink counter, stared into the mirror ... then reared back and punched the mirror with a loud crack.
He pulled back his punching hand -- which likely had a broken bone or two now -- and, grasping it in the other, bellowed a profanity. As he grimaced and cursed himself for being so stupid -- as well as being so distraught over Samantha, who, essentially, had been no more than a just a fuck -- he realized that his exasperated breathing wasn't the only excited breathing in the room.
He spun, pulling his .50 caliber Desert Eagle with an eased motion, and shifted his aim from stall to stall. There were no feet visible below the doors, but he had no doubt there was someone there. Gray was supposed to have cleared all the rooms at the heist's outset, but Cramer was now wondering how well the man had done his job.
"The first thing my mama ever taught me," he began, his deep voice filled with emotional anger, "was to count on my fingers. So ... I'm going to count the fingers on the hand that isn't pointing a big fucking pistol at you ... then, I'm going to unload it into the stalls ... One ... Two ..."